GeekVape

Every GeekVape listing we carry is refillable hardware: devices, tanks, coils, pods and replacement glass. You add your own e-liquid, so the decision is which device family suits the draw you want and which parts fit what you already own. Across 20+ listings, prices run from $4.99 to $109.99. That range covers both single replacement parts and complete starter kits, so check what a listing includes before you compare prices. The price shows what you get, not how good the product is.

Four GeekVape families in our range

Our GeekVape hardware falls into four groups: Q pod kits, the Aegis Boost pod mod, Aegis box mods and sub-ohm tanks. Most of the devices and tanks come in several colour options, shown on each product page.

Q pod kits

The Wenax Q 2, the Sonder Q2 Open Pod Kit and the Digi Q Vista are the pod kits in our GeekVape range. GeekVape groups its Wenax and Sonder models as pod kits. All three names carry the letter Q, which matters later when you shop for replacement pods.

The Aegis Boost pod mod

The Aegis Boost 3 Starter Kit is what GeekVape calls a pod mod, a device meant to sit between a pod kit and a box mod. GeekVape says its pod mods offer adjustable wattage and airflow, so the draw can be set for mouth-to-lung (MTL) or direct-to-lung (DTL). MTL means you pull vapour into your mouth first through restricted airflow, then inhale. DTL means you inhale straight into the lungs through a more open airflow.

Aegis box mods

The Aegis Legend 3 and Aegis Legend 5 are listed as 200W, and the Aegis Solo 3 is listed as 100W. The AEGIS Touch T200 comes as a starter kit. A box mod is the power unit, and it needs a tank on top to hold e-liquid and the coil.

Sub-ohm tanks

The Z Sub-Ohm SE Tank and the Cerberus SE Tank are both listed at 5.5 mL. "Sub-ohm" means the tank uses coils rated below 1 ohm of resistance. We also carry replacement glass under the Z and Cerberus names. Before you order glass, check that the tank name on the listing matches your tank.

Buying the mod alone or the starter kit

The Aegis Legend 3, Legend 5 and Solo 3 each appear twice in our catalogue, once as a Mod and once as a Starter Kit. The mod-only listing is the power unit by itself, which suits you if you already own a tank you plan to keep using.

If you're setting up a box mod from scratch, look at the starter kit listing first and check what the kit includes before you buy a tank separately. If you'd rather pair a mod-only listing with a separate tank, the Z Sub-Ohm SE and the Cerberus SE are the GeekVape tank options here, and our vape hardware collection covers other brands too. E-liquid is a separate purchase, for example from our fruit flavours, menthol flavours or tobacco flavours.

Matching coils, pods and glass by name

Most GeekVape replacement parts in our range are named for the device, tank or coil series they belong to. Find a part listing whose name matches your device or tank, and choose the ohm value only after that.

• Aegis Boost Coils (5 pack) come in B0.2, B0.3, B0.4, B0.6 and B1.2. GeekVape says its pod mods are optimized for its B-series coils.
• The Aegis Boost B60 SE Replacement Pod is named for the B60 SE model.
• Q Replacement Pods (3 pack) come in 0.4, 0.6 and 0.8 ohm. They share the Q name with the Wenax Q 2, Sonder Q2 and Digi Q Vista, so confirm that your kit's pod name matches.
• Z Series Coils (5 pack) come in 0.15 ohm XM, 0.2 ohm, 0.25 ohm Dual and 0.4 ohm, and carry the Z name.
• Super Mesh Coils (5 pack) come in 0.2 ohm and 0.4 ohm. Check that your tank's coil name reads Super Mesh.
• For glass, the Z Dual Replacement Glass carries the Z Dual name and the Cerberus Tank Replacement Bubble Glass carries the Cerberus name. Match each to the exact tank name you own.

What the ohm numbers change

Coil resistance, measured in ohms, is the number in the option names of our GeekVape coil and Q pod listings. As general practice, lower-resistance coils run at higher wattage and suit DTL draws, while higher-resistance coils run at lower wattage and suit MTL draws.

Our GeekVape parts cover a wide spread: Q pods from 0.4 to 0.8 ohm, Aegis Boost coils from 0.2 to 1.2 ohm, and Z Series and Super Mesh coils from 0.15 to 0.4 ohm. On the Aegis Boost, wattage and airflow are adjustable, so the coil you fit and those settings together shape the draw. Choose the coil first, then set the wattage to suit it.

If your Aegis mod takes removable batteries

If the Aegis mod you choose runs on removable lithium-ion cells, Health Canada's vaping product safety page gives battery guidance. It advises buying lithium-ion batteries recommended by the manufacturer and from a trusted source, and keeping spares in a protective case. Spare batteries should not be carried in a pocket or anywhere they can touch loose coins, keys or other metal objects, which can make them overheat, catch fire or explode.

The same guidance asks you to read the manufacturer's instructions for storing and recharging the device and not to exceed the recommended charging time. Health Canada also advises against modifying a vaping device.